prop

prop
I 1. prop noun
(a support: The ceiling was held up with wooden props.) støtte, stang
2. verb
(to lean (something) against something else: He propped his bicycle against the wall.) støtte mot
II see property
støtte
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støttebjelke
I
subst. \/prɒp\/
1) støttebjelke, (av)stiver, stang
2) (også overført) støtte, støttespiller
3) (støtteanordning for planter) plantepinne
be the prop of være en støtte for
props krykker (om ben) stylter
II
subst. \/prɒp\/
(slang, luftfart) propell
get one's props bli visekorporal i flyvåpenet
III
subst. \/prɒp\/
se ➢ props
IV
verb \/prɒp\/
1) støtte opp, avstive
2) (hagebruk) binde opp
3) (austr., om hest) bråstoppe med stive forben
4) (slang) slå ned
prop something open holde noe åpent
• use this chair to prop the door open
sett denne stolen for døren så den holder seg åpen
prop up støtte opp (under), stive opp, sette støtter under, holde oppe, bære opp, støtte stille, støtte, lene
• he propped up his bicycle against the wall
han stilte sykkelen sin opp mot veggen
prop up the bar (hverdagslig) sitte lenge å drikke i en bar\/pub

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